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I am being forced out of my previous investment institution (US based), so I am faced with picking a new one. The top contender is a Canadian bank, but TBH the Canadian goverment seems dodgy as hell. Would you have faith that major Canadian banks will/can honor their clients, or have you got a better idea? US banks have utterly failed to service international customers, by choice and by law, so I have to get out. I know next to nothing about the laws and poitics of Canada, other than they are all faggots. Hopefully someone here can clarify the stability of Canada and their banks/financial law for me. Thanks fellas.

I am being forced out of my previous investment institution (US based), so I am faced with picking a new one. The top contender is a Canadian bank, but TBH the Canadian goverment seems dodgy as hell. Would you have faith that major Canadian banks will/can honor their clients, or have you got a better idea? US banks have utterly failed to service international customers, by choice and by law, so I have to get out. I know next to nothing about the laws and poitics of Canada, other than they are all faggots. Hopefully someone here can clarify the stability of Canada and their banks/financial law for me. Thanks fellas.

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Fiat money is fine anywhere - until it isn't. Fiat money is created out of thin air and when the world begins to crack, it's just paper no matter where you stash it. After the great depression, folks stashed cash under their mattresses.